Having been forced to change my car due to faults that could not be rectified and also couldn't live with, I bought a 4.4 diesel my16 on a two year pcp 15k per annum with finance via Oracle 6.2% ( for those who like details ) great service as always I must say from Oracle!

Anyways these were the options advertised on the car:

Upgraded alloys (never seen these before and they are gorgeous)
Rear seat entertainment
Privacy glass
Deployable side steps

Only after picking up the car did I discover the other options not disclosed below:

Large washer bottle
Rear climate
Full parking package
Dual view
Extended wood pack
Full size spare
Adaptive head lights

Now I know you might be asking how I didn't spot these, but on the test drive i simply didn't as it was a flying visit and didn't have time to check all over the car as normal as im just to busy at work so my mind wasn't on the ball this time!

Point is why didn't Topix show these costly extras(over £3k worth) do dealer's use a different system to Topix or is it hit or miss as to whether it throws up an accurate account of the car? MY18 SCV8 Satin flux silver
Gone:
MY19 SV VELAR AUTOBIOGRAPHY firenze red
MY18 SCV8 Yulong white- perfect 👍
MY16 SDV8 SANTORINI BLACK - perfect 👌
MY64 SCV8 DARK BLUE - nightmare car
MY64 SCV8 FIRENZE RED - loads of annoying issues
MY15 SDV6 FIRENZE RED - perfect 👌
MY12 SDV6 DISCO4 IPANEMA SAND - perfect 👌
MY09 TDV6 SPORT BLUE - lots of issues

Dealers use a system called Vista and that is usually spot on whereas TOPIx can have omissions and additions (possibly related to additional options added at later dates or removed).

Good that you got additions rather than omissions though

Even Vista isn’t accurate - it depends on a typist inputting the right info in and if that isn’t done accurately then you shiny new car comes with bits missing or bits missed off............. have several teeshirts as a reward! 3 years ago Vista was supposed to be automated............; as you sat with the dealer adding options they were supposed to go straight into Vista but bad experiences have shown me that it was all smoke and mirrors in the case of one dealership, they had to admit that they had to go in and manually input my order later.........
I does make you wonder what dealership staff do when working out the spec of a used car they are putting on their forecourt - I recently saw (and posted here) an advert for a 5.0ltr V8 S/C Autobiog.......... when I went to the dealers to have a look the car was actually an SVR - the colour show on the Approved Used website was described as Estoril Blue which was what my antennae twitching as I thought that they had mixed up Loire Blue or Velocity but the car was definitely Estoril and was definitely an SVR - no Antonio is available with Recaro style seats in the front! 2020 Pangea Green 1st Edition D240 New Defender 110 is here and loving it
2018 Melting Silver Mini Countryman PHEV - soon to be replaced
2015MY Corris Grey SDv6 HSE Dynamic, the best car I have ever owned, totally reliable only a cou0le of rattles in 3 years, now no longer in my care
Also in my garage is a 1996 TDi300 Defender 90 County HT made into a fake CSW

NO not accurate,it shows mine having a cool box which it hasn't.

Andy Andy.
21 Ford Ranger
Gone but not forgotten
Focus RS Red Edition
2015 RRS AB Fuji.
2014 RRS SC Santorini
2016 VW Amarok
2014 RRS AB Fuji
2012 RRS Red Edition Fuji
2015 Nissan Navara
2012 RRS SE Santorini
2008 RRS White
2007 RRS Santorino

As I thought then

At least this car has the squealing brake pads from hell fitted, it really wouldn't be the same without the squeel  MY18 SCV8 Satin flux silver
Gone:
MY19 SV VELAR AUTOBIOGRAPHY firenze red
MY18 SCV8 Yulong white- perfect 👍
MY16 SDV8 SANTORINI BLACK - perfect 👌
MY64 SCV8 DARK BLUE - nightmare car
MY64 SCV8 FIRENZE RED - loads of annoying issues
MY15 SDV6 FIRENZE RED - perfect 👌
MY12 SDV6 DISCO4 IPANEMA SAND - perfect 👌
MY09 TDV6 SPORT BLUE - lots of issues